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February saw Redmore’s monitoring team working across a broad range of environments, from schools and offices in Central London to residential neighbourhoods in the South West and operational waste facilities in the North East. The month highlighted the varied role environmental monitoring plays throughout the lifecycle of a development – from establishing baseline conditions and…

It’s been an exciting year for Francine and for our Bristol office! Since joining us, she’s quickly become an essential part of the Land Development team, tackling some of our most challenging projects with skill, determination, and a can-do attitude. In just four months, Francine delivered a 200+ link dispersion model, a feat that would…

January Air Quality Monitoring Round Up January proved to be a strong and positive start to the year for the Redmore Environmental air quality monitoring team, setting an assured tone for the months ahead. Throughout the month, our consultants were active across a range of project types and locations, delivering high-quality assessments and keeping essential…

Who is Steven Lees?Dr. Steven Lees is an air quality specialist with over 12 years of environmental consultancy experience. He is a Member of the Institute of Air Quality Management and the Institution of Environmental Sciences, holding a BSc (Hons) in Environmental Science and a PhD in Air Pollution. He has also spent four years…

Celebrating Success: Alec and Ben’s Well Deserved Promotions We’re excited to share some brilliant news from the Redmore Environmental team, Alec and Ben have both been promoted, and we couldn’t be prouder. These promotions recognise not only their technical ability, but the energy, curiosity and commitment they bring to the business every day. Alec Promoted…

December Round Up As we brought 2025 to a close, December represented another important and productive month of site activity for the Redmore Environmental monitoring team. Throughout the month, our focus remained on delivering technically robust assessments, maintaining critical long-term monitoring programmes, and ensuring continuity across live sites through the winter period. Our Bioaerosol Monitoring…

As November comes to an end, our monitoring team has remained busy delivering a broad spectrum of Air Quality Monitoring services across the UK. From BREEAM Indoor Air Quality Monitoring and specialist Bioaerosol Assessments to larger ongoing Ambient and Construction Dust Monitoring programmes, it has been another highly productive month marked by technical progress and…

The Institute of Air Quality Management has published its long-awaited Good Practice on Air Quality Monitoring for Brownfield Projects (2025) – the UK’s first dedicated guidance on managing and monitoring emissions during brownfield land remediation. The new document sets out best practice for measuring Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), odour and other air pollutants released during…

Agricultural and industrial infrastructure projects remain the dominant sources of ammonia pollution across the UK. These emissions pose significant risks to air quality and can lead to adverse effects on sensitive habitats and designated ecological sites. Consequently, there is an increasing need to evaluate the impact of such developments and to implement effective measures to…

As we move through another busy month, our team has been hard at work across the country delivering a range of Air Quality Monitoring services – from BREEAM Indoor Air Quality Monitoring and Bioaerosol Assessments to complex Ambient and Construction Dust Monitoring projects. Here’s a look at some of the highlights from October. BREEAM Indoor…